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Asclepias fascicularis

Narrowleaf Milkweed

Approximate seeds per pound

80k seeds

Sowing rate

Composition

Growth habit

Perennial

Source

Benton County

Customization

Habitat

Upland Prairie & Savannas, Herbaceous Balds & Rock Outcrops

Description

Narrow-leaf milkweed attracts butterflies and bees and is smaller in stature than showy milkweed and blooms into August providing key nectar source for queen bumblebees and late-summer butterflies such as sulphers. It tolerates very dry conditions and is, typically, found in thin rocky soil areas in the Willamette Valley. It is a host plant for Monarch butterflies. 1-2 ft tall

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